Sentence examples for fixed understanding from inspiring English sources
And this fixed understanding imposes a kind of decorousness on the camerawork.
However, even the harshest critics of universally fixed understanding of science, e.g. [3] who advanced the idea of epistemological anarchism, agree that science entails a disciplined way to study the natural and/or socially constructed world.
You stepped away from your fixed understanding and saw my son.
Firstly, we have a relatively fixed understanding of what domestic violence looks like, and it's a very heteronormative view.
This study is wary of framing cultural comparisons which may produce essentialized assumptions about "Chinese pedagogy", and aware of the emerging critique (Dervin 2011) of studies and teaching practice (Cole and Meadows 2013) which perpetuate fixed understandings of culture, particularly in studies involving Chinese students.
Or is it time to discard these fixed understandings about marital literary collaboration and re-examine the historical record?
Of the three perspectives of the cube, only the operationalization of the dimensions of sustainability is fixed: our understanding of sustainability as a multidimensional concept that aims at ensuring or improving today's living standards including ecological, social and economic aspects leads to the three dimensions, i.e., ecological, social, and economic dimension.
Since osmolytes represent an important fraction of the fixed carbon, understanding its allocation among different compounds is useful in building a predictive model of these microorganisms.
The fix? Understanding the extent of the problem (it's bigger than you thought), learning a few new strategies (they're not what you expect) and knowing when you've been compromised (believe it or not, you probably already have been).
If it is not, then, "there is no reason to expect that the principles that emerge … will capture our deepest convictions, or respect various platitudes that fix our understanding of ethical concepts" (Shafer-Landau 2003, 42).
It's no longer sufficient for universities to teach relatively fixed bodies of understanding to people who will play relatively unchanging social roles.
